South Carolina state and local purchase lines BidSparq indexes

BidSparq indexes 5.5M+ priced purchase-order lines from 2 public registers in South Carolina, covering 108 named buyers. Each line records what a South Carolina government body bought, from which vendor, at what unit price, and when: the layer under the RFP that shows who really supplies a buyer and what the buyer really pays.

5.5M+

Priced purchase lines

108

Named buyers covered

Sep 30, 2026

Latest dated line

Source: the publishing jurisdictions' own open checkbooks, payment registers, transparency portals, K-12 check registers and board packets.

Counts: BidSparq's own tracked line counts from the nightly per-buyer roll-up. They measure what BidSparq holds, not total South Carolina spending.

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The registers behind South Carolina's lines

RegisterPurchase linesBuyersLatest line
South Carolina state spending4M102Jun 30, 2025
South Carolina K-12 check registers1.4M6Sep 30, 2026

South Carolina buyers with the most purchase lines

The 25 buyers with the most lines on file. Each linked buyer has a public page with its open bids, buying signals and purchase totals by year.

BuyerTypeLinesTotalLatest line
Greenville County SchoolsK-12 district944K$3.2BSep 30, 2026
State of South Carolina: DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONState agency441K$16.5BJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Mental HealthState agency354K$1.1BJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIONState agency277K$1.7BJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Health and Environmental ControlState agency268K$1.5BJun 30, 2024
State of South Carolina: Department of EducationState agency249K$3.0BJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Health and Human ServicesState agency245K$2.5BJun 30, 2025
Orangeburg County School DistrictK-12 district210K$326.1MJun 30, 2026
State of South Carolina: Department of CorrectionsState agency166K$1.4BJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Parks, Recreation and TourismState agency158K$483.5MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Social ServicesState agency148K$1.2BJun 30, 2025
Dorchester School District TwoK-12 district135K$340.4MAug 26, 2026
State of South Carolina: Department of Natural ResourcesState agency127K$421.5MJun 30, 2025
Richland School District TwoK-12 district126K$964.0MAug 31, 2026
State of South Carolina: Adjutant General's OfficeState agency124K$554.6MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Vocational Rehabilitation DepartmentState agency115K$260.6MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Labor, Licensing and RegulationState agency113K$128.6MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Disabilities and Special NeedsState agency112K$3.8BJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: State Law Enforcement DivisionState agency75K$360.0MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Juvenile JusticeState agency64K$250.0MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: Department of Employment and WorkforceState agency63K$469.6MJun 30, 2025
Fairfield County School DistrictK-12 district63K$62.4MAug 28, 2026
State of South Carolina: DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLESState agency56K$350.6MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETYState agency56K$357.9MJun 30, 2025
State of South Carolina: BUDGET AND CONTROL BOARDState agency55K$344.9MAug 3, 2015

Questions people ask about South Carolina purchase data

Which South Carolina governments publish their purchase lines?

2 public registers in South Carolina publish line-level purchase or payment records that BidSparq can load: South Carolina state spending, South Carolina K-12 check registers. South Carolina state spending is the largest, with 4M lines across 102 buyers. Jurisdictions that publish only summaries, or no register at all, are not on this page.

How current is the South Carolina purchase data?

Each register publishes on its own cadence, from daily payments to a fiscal year at a time. The latest dated line BidSparq holds for South Carolina is Sep 30, 2026; the table above shows the latest line per register. A June 30 date usually means a state that publishes complete fiscal years after close.

How do I see what South Carolina buyers paid for my product?

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